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Search & Backup

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in this chapter we will learn how to
search for events, playback or back it up if necessary

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the Ossia system is offering new and breaking through methods for searching for events

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it is easier to search and simpler to back up

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now we will show you how

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for each interface we will show how to search and then how to back up

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since the interfaces are shared for both

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we will start by explaining the logic of backing up

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the method of backing up is similar for all interfaces

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so this part will cover all the interfaces which include backup options

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whenever you choose to backup information, the system will show the required capacity before backing up

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make sure that the backup media you use is sufficient for the intended backup size

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the backup media needs to be formatted to FAT32 file system or it will not be recognized by the system

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when clicking on backup, a pop-up window will be opened

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showing you the available backup media connected to the device

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choose the desired media and navigate to the desired location

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you can create new folders if required

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next you will have to choose the format . there are two format options-

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AVI-the backup files will be decoded so it could be played in almost any video player available in the market

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all other information which is not part of the video will be lost

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private the backup files will be encoded

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it could be played only by a special
player that will be copied to the backup media

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as part of the backup process

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the information will include all the video information

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including alarm triggers, channel numbers and names

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if more than one channel was backed up it could be played simultaneously

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you will also be able to decode video segments to AVI format

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we will explain more about the private player in the playback chapter

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now after explaining the general idea of backup we will continue to the search interfaces

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we'll start by clicking on the menu button and then search and backup

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in the opened interface the default option is time sliced image

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the time sliced image search is designed to quickly find a small change in the scene

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that might have happened in a split second

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there are two view modes- by time and by camera

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you can change it in the top right corner

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in the time View mode a maximum of 64 camera thumbnails can be shown

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if the camera number is greater than 64

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the cameras will be listed by their camera
name and not as a thumbnail

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a maximum of 196 camera names can be listed

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if the camera name number is more than 196

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the time View mode will be disabled and only the camera View mode will be available

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the time sliced image is working by layers,

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first choose the camera

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after choosing the camera the display will
changed to dates

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so you will get a thumbnail from midnight of every day

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at each step of the way you can click on the thumbnail

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a playback will commence on the left side of the interface

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choose the date by double clicking on the thumbnail

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the display will change to hour view and
show a thumbnail for every round hour

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now you can already see clearer changes of scene

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choose the desired hour by double-clicking on the required thumbnail

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the display will change again to minute view and show a thumbnail for every round minute

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this is the last level

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double-clicking on a thumbnail at this level will take you to the full screen playback interface

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once you have found the event and you wish to back it up

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click on set backup time on
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the date will be set automatically according to your choice

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input the start time and end time and click on OK

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after setting the times the
backup button that was grayed out is now available

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click on it to continue with
the backup process

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now we will continue to search by time interface

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click on by time, in the top of the interface

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choose the desired cameras by clicking on the + icon on any one of the windows and confirm

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choose the required date

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the time bar will update momentarily

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if you are interested only in a specific type
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you can remove the unnecessary triggers by not ticking them

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clicking on the time bar will refresh the thumbnails to show the exact moment of the chosen time

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this will help you to find the required point for playback

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or backup even without playing back the video clip

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a single click on the thumbnail will commence a playback of that channel

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within the same interface

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double clicking on it will take you to the full playback interface

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backing up from the time search interface can be done in two methods

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you can either click on set backup time, set the start and end times and dates and confirm

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alternatively you can use a time bar to set the start and end time

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by clicking and dragging the mouse cursor from the start to the end point

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next is search by event interface

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click on by event to open the interface

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set the start and end times and dates and
tick the required cameras on the left pane

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when done click on search

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if you are interested only in a specific type of events

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you can remove the unnecessary
events by un ticking them

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changing the event types required that you will click on the search button again

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the result will be a list of events specific for
the chosen cameras and event types

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clicking on the playback icon will open
a pop-up window playing back the event

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choosing an event and clicking on the playback button will playback the event in the playback interface

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clicking on the backup icon or choosing an event and clicking on the backup button

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will open a back up pop-up which is a first stage of the backup procedure

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now we will continue to tag management

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tags are actually playback bookmarks that you can save while watching playback

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the tag management interface will be empty unless you have saved the tag

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if a tag is available you can play it back, edit it or delete it by using the required icon

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next is the snapshot interface

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here you will find all the snapshots saved by the system

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due to alarms or other pre-configured situations, plus snapshots you have saved manually

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in this interface you can view, delete or export the snapshot

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exporting the snapshot will be done with the same rule of backing up video files

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last in this interface is
the backup status

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here you will find all the active backup procedures

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you will also be able to see the general progress of the backup tasks

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pause or delete it if necessary

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this finalizes the search and backup chapter